Siena how  does rattlenake taste like .  

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Termite, ke?? Talk true?

Oh yeah. . . na true o. The thing tastes just like a mixture of chicken and crayfish and it is crunchy!!!. That is if you get the ones with big heads. . . they taste pretty good raw but if you did not crunch 'em as soon as you pop 'em in your mouth, they'd bite off your tongue. . . They taste a lot better when 'baked'. . .

* Drove down to Epe (Itokin market) bought me an alligator (nice meat dont know what to compare too
* First experience with bush meat at Imota village smoked dried meat superb. I wish I could leave the city to live at that village
* Always missed snakes, its always finished by the time i get there
* Termites been eating those since age 8 , yeah with garri once once
* Crickets yeah
* Frog once , can't remember taste
* All sorts of game , i dont care down to bush mice, bats anything that gets into trap. I did little hunting, I love it but no time for that anymore.
* Birds: chicken, turkey, pea cock; pidgin,
* Cow, goat, ram
* Dog , I was very angry when I discovered it was a dog. I knew something was wrong with meat and asked. Was angry because it was not planned. Sold in disguise in Lagos restaurant. Or maybe I'm just newbie to the place
* Horse , God saved me , I was warned :p i could still tried it though, but plus I can't confirm meat source. Could be dead horse. Another Lagos restaurant.
* All sorts of suya , and when you are stupid suya fan , bet in lagos you probably have eating camel because aboki's do runz too. And sell all sorta things/meats as suya. SO now I have favorite sport where I eat RAM suya alone. So eating rakumi i(camel) s very possible for big suya lover.
* Human yeah human , sometimes when food is too delicious. I bite myself/ tongue and its painful. So I know human meat will be awful

I have eaten up to now:
cow and calf, pig, lamb, chicken, turkey, duck, goose, quail, ostrich, frog, rabbit, venison, wild boar, horse, elk, kangaroo, shark, eel, cuttlefish, crawfish, cancer, lobster. monkfish, shrimps and the customary fishes